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Man sues
Monster
Energy Drink
company
after drinking
part of a dead

mouse in his
can
A man is suing the makers of Monster Energy Drink after claiming he found
parts of a dead mouse at the bottom of his can.
Vitaliy Sulzhik had downed the energy drink shortly after buying it, only to feel
'debris' in his mouth as he finished the can.
The 19-year-old inspected the bottom of his drink and saw the tip of a mouse tail
sitting at the bottom.

Mother sues Monster Beverages over

death of son, 19, 'who suffered heart
attack after drinking two energy drinks
every day for three years'
Maryland teenager Alex Morris went into cardiac arrest in July last year

He drank two cans of Monster energy drink every day for three years,
including on the day of his death

Lawsuit filed by same attorneys representing Anais Fournier, a 14-year-old

girl who died after drinking two cans of drink in 2011

Monster has maintained that its drinks have safe levels of caffeine

The mother of a teenager who died after going into cardiac arrest last year is suing Monster Beverage
Corp., claiming his death was caused by the company's caffeinated energy drink.
Alex Morris, 19, from Silver Spring, Maryland, suffered cardiac arrest during the early morning hours of
July 1 and was later pronounced dead in hospital.
His mother, Paula Morris, is now suing the drinks company, claiming her son drank two cans a day every
day for the three years leading up to his death, as well as on the day he died.
Her lawyers previously filed a lawsuit on behalf of the family of Anais Fournier, a 14-year-old girl who died
in 2011 after consuming two 24-ounce cans of the drink in a day.